Ricardo Palma was a Peruvian writer born in Lima, Peru in 1833. He studied at Don Antonio Orengo and Don Clemente's school as well as San Marcos University. Palma was known as a narrator, writer, and journalist and is best known for his work "Tradiciones Peruanas". He died in Miraflores, Lima, Peru in 1919.

1. HOMEWORK

2. RICARDO PALMA
 His name is Ricardo Palma, know as “The beggar
librarian”.
He was born in Lima, Peru on February 7th, 1833.
He was mestizo and cholo.
His parents were Don Manuel Cusi and Doña
Francisca Mena.
His wife was Cristina Roman Olivier.
His daughter was Angelica Palma.

3.  During his early years studied in Don Antonio
Orengo and Don Clemente’s school and San
Marcos University.
Palma was narrator, writer and journalist.
His notable and famous works are “Tradiciones
Peruanas”.
Ricardo Palma died on October, 6th, 1919 in
Miraflores, Lima, Perú.